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Business Interests and the Broader Political Agenda

Investment theory of party competition and the business conflict model can be used to understand the rationale of Russian sanctions legislation. Submitted in fulfillment of the requirements for the three-part FIN 596 Independent Study in the Liautaud Graduate School of Business.

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Business Conflict Model

Jay La Plante in Business Interests and the Broader Political Agenda

Nov 28, 2020

Lit Review: Business Conflict Model

The third relationship that can be explored is that of firms and public policy itself, either in coordination with policymakers or despite them. This relationship is defined as the business conflict model in which business interests use their clout and structural…

Jay La Plante in Business Interests and the Broader Political Agenda

Nov 27, 2020

Lit Review: Business Conflict Model — Case Study: Hawai’i and Sugarcane

The Hawai’ian archipelago lies about halfway between the Pacific North American and Asian coastlines and has been a possession of the United States since the late-nineteenth century. At the time of its…

Jay La Plante in Business Interests and the Broader Political Agenda

Nov 27, 2020

Lit Review: Business Conflict Model — Case Study: Iran and Oil

Petroleum production did not exist in Iran before the British expressed interest in obtaining the rights to explore in the late-nineteenth century. Despite the size and scope of the British Empire, petroleum was not found…

Jay La Plante in Business Interests and the Broader Political Agenda

Nov 27, 2020

Lit Review: Business Conflict Model — Case Study: Chile, Copper, Pepsi, and Telecommunications

On December 2, 1823, President Monroe addressed the U.S. Congress and issued what became known as “the Monroe Doctrine,” in which he declared the neutrality of the…